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I currently use rhinocort aqua for nasal allergies, it is so expensive, and nasonex (mometasone) doesn't work for me. any other options?
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Generic flonase: Nasal steroids are a great first choice for medication treatment of allergies. Your insurance will likely want you on a generic if possible. There is a generic option for Flonase and this to some degree for a number of patients.
Answered 7/8/2015
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